Petersburg

English Etymology From en Peter -s- or en Peters surname burg. en Peterborough. en Saint Petersburg Saint Petersburg 1 is a en ru Петербу́рг 1. Proper noun en independent city s/Virginia c/USA. Various other towns and cities, including: en census-designated place/borough seat bor/Petersburg Borough s/Alaska. en city/county seat co/Menard County s/Illinois. en city/county seat co/Pike County s/Indiana. en small city co/Monroe County s/Michigan. en ucomm twp/Upper Township co/Cape May County s/New Jersey. TopoZone: Petersburg, Cape May Co., New Jersey en town/and/hamlet therein, in co/Rensselaer County s/New York; see Petersburgh, New York TopoZone: Petersburg, New York en small city co/Nelson County s/North Dakota. en borough in co/Huntingdon County s/Pennsylvania. en town co/Lincoln County and co/Marshall County s/Tennessee. en small city co/Hale County s/Texas. en city/county seat co/Grant County s/West Virginia. A campaign in the American Civil War. en American Civil War en Saint Petersburg en Saint Petersburg: en Saint Petersburg Q656 1. en. Derived terms en Petersburgian Petersburg Borough Related terms en Peterburg Petersburgh Saint Petersburg St. Petersburg Statistics According to the 2010 United States Census, Petersburg is the 127494th most common surname in the United States, belonging to 134 individuals. Petersburg is most common among White (98.51%) individuals. References en eponyms Dutch Etymology First attested as Petersburg in 1899. Named after Saint Petersburg in Russia. Pronunciation nl /ˈpeː.tərsˌbʏrx/ nl Pe ters burg Proper noun n nl hamlet mun/Ooststellingwerf p/Friesland c/Netherlands References Polish Etymology pl :bor ru:Петербу́рг + 1 Pronunciation ['Pe,s.b] Pl-Petersburg.ogg Proper noun m-in pl Saint Petersburg Q656 pl Sankt Petersburg Declension <m.inan.sg.place> Derived terms pl adjective petersburski pl nouns petersburżanin petersburżanka Further reading pl exonyms